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This book, supposedly for fifth and sixth graders, is about a boy who transitioned into a girl and celebrates gender fluidity; it was described as having a reading level more appropriate for third and fourth graders.
So this is a book that Scholastic has given an award to. This book called Melissa is supposedly for fifth and sixth grade literacy classes.
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This book, supposedly for fifth and sixth graders, is about a boy who transitioned into a girl and celebrates gender fluidity; it was described as having a reading level more appropriate for third and fourth graders.
So this is a book that Scholastic has given an award to. This book called Melissa is supposedly for fifth and sixth grade literacy classes.
If you look at the actual text in there, you'll see that it's probably written for somebody who can read at the level of third and fourth grade. Melissa is a book about a boy that has transitioned into being a girl.
And, you know, it basically celebrates this gender fluidity concept that they're trying to push on our children.